Snowy Rides with Senior Horses

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Compared to what I dealt with growing up in Massachusetts, our winters here in Kentucky are pretty mild. It can get pretty darn cold, but we don’t get nearly as much snow as New England. That said, when a substantial amount of the white stuff does fall from the sky, it’s not uncommon to see owners out playing with their horses either under tack or on the ground.

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